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The Yamaha P225 is a portable 88-key digital piano built around Yamaha's CFX concert grand sample and VRM Lite resonance modeling. It uses a graded hammer-action keyboard that gets heavier toward the bass, so it feels closer to an acoustic than a synth-action slab. It suits home players, students and gigging musicians who want a realistic piano feel in a light, carry-friendly body. Against rivals like the Roland FP-10 and Kawai ES120 it leans on the CFX tone and modeled resonance rather than a large sound library or a color screen.
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Owners and reviewers treat the P225 as a strong value piano slab, praising the CFX tone and the graded action for the weight. Most criticism centers on the small sound set and the speakers, which are fine for a room but thin at volume.
The Yamaha P225 is a portable digital piano with 88 weighted keys. Its CFX Premium Grand Piano Voice recreates the tone of Yamaha's flagship CFX concert grand. The sound responds to touch, from very soft to very loud playing.
The Graded Hammer Compact (GHC) keyboard has full-size keys with matte black key tops. The keys are heavier in the low end and lighter in the high end, like an acoustic piano. They are shorter than on the Graded Hammer Standard (GHS) action, so the instrument is more compact. VRM (Virtual Resonance Modeling) Lite reproduces string resonance and reacts to how you press the keys and pedal. It affects only the Piano Voices.
Split mode lets you play a different Voice with each hand. Dual mode layers two Voices, such as piano and strings. The Smart Pianist app controls the piano's functions from a smart device. The Rec'n'Share app records your playing as audio and video for sharing. The piano weighs 25.6 pounds, and an optional soft case is available.
